Fun Facts About the Super Bowl
The Super Bowl, the NFL's championship game since 1967, is a massive, annual, high-stakes sporting event. Held on the second Sunday in February, it features top-tier entertainment, exceptionally costly commercials (approx. $8M for 30 seconds in 2026), and immense food consumption. The Patriots and Steelers have the most wins, with 6 each.

History of Simple Things
Most Wins & Appearances: The New England Patriots and Pittsburgh Steelers hold the record for most Super Bowl victories (6). The Patriots hold the record for most appearances (12).
Most Losses: The Denver Broncos and New England Patriots have the most losses (5).
Never Played: The Detroit Lions, Jacksonville Jaguars, Houston Texans, and Cleveland Browns have never played in a Super Bowl.
Biggest Blowout: Super Bowl XXIV (1990) saw the San Francisco 49ers beat the Denver Broncos 55–10.
Most Points: 75 points were scored in Super Bowl XXIX (1995), where the 49ers beat the San Diego Chargers 49–26.
Highest Commercial Cost: A 30-second ad cost roughly $8 million in 2026, a massive increase from $40,000 in 1967.
Viewer Data: Super Bowl LX in 2026 had an estimated 125 million US viewers, with the halftime show drawing 128.2 million.
Food Consumption: It is the second-largest day for food consumption in the US, with ~8 million pounds of guacamole consumed on Super Bowl Sunday.
The Name: The name "Super Bowl" was inspired by a children's toy, the "Super Ball".
Only Home Team Win: The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are the only team to win the Super Bowl in their home stadium (LV).
Unique Design: Starting in 2022, the Super Bowl logo features custom artwork representing the host city, including collaborations with local artists for Super Bowl LIX.
Highest Turnover Game: The record for most turnovers in a game is 11 (in both Super Bowl V and XXVII).